Imperial Stout Recipe - Backwoods Breakfast Stout

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Backwoods Breakfast Stout

by on
All Grain
5.5 Gallon(s)
8 Gallon(s)
90 min
67%
Founders Kentucky Breakfast Stout (11.2% abv, 70 IBU) clone based on previously brewed Breakfast Stout. 1 cup bourbon should raise abv by 0.5% closer to 11.2%. Originally, was going to use 18 lbs of 2 row, but instead used 12 lbs and substituted 6 lbs M.O.

This recipe was cloned from Chocolate and Coffee Breakfast Stout.

Fermentables

51% - 2-Row - US
12
36
2
Mash
25% - Maris Otter Pale - UK
6
38
3
Mash
4% - Chocolate - BE
1
30
340
Mash
3% - Roasted Barley - US
0.75
25
300
Mash
2% - Briess Caramel 120L
0.5
34
120
Mash
2% - De-Bittered Black - BE
0.5
34
500
Mash
8% - Flaked Oats - US
2
37
1
Mash
4% - Rice Hulls - US
1
0
0
Mash

Hops

Nugget
1
Pellet
Boil
55 min(s)
13.3
38.1
Nugget
1
Pellet
Boil
40 min(s)
13.3
34.2
Willamette
1
Pellet
Boil
25 min(s)
5
10.2
Willamette
1
Pellet
Boil
5 min(s)
5
2.9

Yeast

Fermentis Safale US-05
83%
Fermentis Safale US-05
83%

Other Stuff

Yeast Nutrient
1
tsp
FlameOut
Vanilla Bean
2
each
Secondary
Bourbon
8
oz
Secondary
Toasted Oak Chips
2
oz
Secondary
Kona Coffee
2
oz
Secondary
Sumatran Coffee
2
oz
Secondary

Mash Steps

No mash steps in this recipe

Special Instructions

1.
Mash for 60 at 154, 15 at 168.
2.
1.5 oz of unsweetened chocolate baking nibs at zero mins.
3.
2.5 oz of dark bittersweet bakers chocolate at zero mins.
4.
Cool and pitch yeast at 70 deg.
5.
Ferment until OG at 1.020
6.
2 oz French Pressed Kona coffee secondary for 28 days.
7.
2 oz French Pressed Sumatran coffee secondary for 28 days.
8.
2 oz Toasted Oak chips, sanitized in boiling H2O, then soaked in 1 cup Evan Williams bourbon (1 week) to secondary for 2 weeks.

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Comments

  • Haybrews

    Kegged on May 25. FG was 1.017. Maki saved the day with an ingenious strainer wrapped around the bottom of the tube that kept my siphon from clogging from the excessive amount of coffee grounds and wood chips. There was no buildup of chocolate or yeast cake like the Breakfast Stout. Must be from the 8 oz of bourbon.

    5/25/2014 2:21:47 PM
  • Haybrews

    Kegged on May 25. FG was 1.017. Maki saved the day with an ingenious strainer wrapped around the bottom of the tube that kept my siphon from clogging from the excessive amount of coffee grounds and wood chips. There was no buildup of chocolate or yeast cake like the Breakfast Stout. Must be from the 8 oz of bourbon.

    5/25/2014 2:21:48 PM
  • Haybrews

    Kegged on May 25. FG was 1.017. Maki saved the day with an ingenious strainer wrapped around the bottom of the tube that kept my siphon from clogging from the excessive amount of coffee grounds and wood chips. There was no buildup of chocolate or yeast cake like the Breakfast Stout. Must be from the 8 oz of bourbon.

    5/25/2014 2:21:48 PM
  • Haybrews

    I forgot I transferred into a bourbon soaked secondary, which cleared a lot of the above chocolate and cake. duh.

    5/25/2014 2:39:58 PM
  • Adam-Leith

    Did any of the vanilla bean show through?

    6/6/2014 9:55:07 AM
  • Haybrews

    Hint of vanilla, but the coffee is strong. I added the grounds to the secondary, which made the coffee more pronounced. I will cold filter next time the same as the Breakfast Stout.

    6/21/2014 12:03:09 AM

Recipe Facts

Backwoods Breakfast Stout
Imperial Stout
  • 5.50 Gallons Liters Batch Size
  • 8.00 Gallons Liters Boil Size
  • 90  min Boil Time
  • 1.099 OG
  • 1.017 FG
  • 85.4 IBU (brewgr) Bitterness
  • 0.86 BG:GU
  • 50.9° SRM Color
  • 67% Efficiency
  • 10.7% ABV Alcohol
  • 347 per 12oz Calories
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